These Latinos tend to have high education, high earnings and high levels of English fluency.
Walrond points out that English fluency can be an advantage when working abroad.
Can an interpreter make up for a lack of English fluency?
Service is almost instantaneous, with a high level of English fluency.
In the Davos Age, there is a formula for developing nations: low tariffs, privatization, sushi, English fluency, jazz bars, Bellinis, fashion weeks, consumptiveness, thinness, the purging of superstitions.
While many Brazilians are actively improving their English, fluency is still low in the country and the ability to speak Portuguese remains a distinct advantage for foreign professionals.
After three years in bilingual classes, many children have enough English fluency that regular teachers can give whatever extra help they need.
Some suggested he was too proud of his law degree from Harvard and perhaps too eager to show his English fluency to the foreign media.
At Remuera Primary, Ms. Kim said she believed that English fluency would increase her sons' chances of gaining admission to selective secondary schools in South Korea and ultimately to a leading university in Seoul.
According to Matt Barreto of the polling firm Latino Decisions, which conducts bilingual interviews, primarily Spanish-speaking Hispanic voters are more likely to vote Democratic than those who have more English fluency.
The judges were later denounced in the news media and in the blogosphere for being impressed by her English fluency and for disregarding the fact that, despite growing up here, she needed interpreters to translate the judges' questions.
